This is Squawk Pod. I'm C. NBC producer Katie Kramer today on our podcast.

Who's living large in this market? How about Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, whose

personal wealth yesterday alone grew grew by almost $20 billion.

But money does not make you happy.

Andrew, we know this, do we not?

Epidemiologist and Dean of the Harvard Chan School of Public Health on the role schools and

corporations can play in a global recovery. The carnage that we saw happen at

the outset of this pandemic, the economic and clinical carnage can be prevented.

And thriving in a time of change, author Bruce Filer on how to adapt.

We are in what I call a life quake, which is a massive author Bruce Filer on how to adapt.

We are in what I call a life quake, which is a massive period of change that has aftershocks for years.

Those stories plus the NFL's 75 million dollar testing plan and the company's talking one way but paying another.

It's Tuesday, July 21st, 2020, Squawk Pot begins right now. Good morning and welcome to Squawk

begins right here on cnephe i'm under a rock soork and along with joe kernan and

Melissa Lee beck he's off today let's talk about that Amazon

doesn't seem like they're so dependent on whether things open.

This has been the big play for things being closed, but Amazon's going to postpone Prime

Day, which I don't really understand because it's two days.

The two-day summer sales event is typically held in mid-July.

The company hasn't set a date, but earlier this month it told third-party sellers to use the week of October 5th as a placeholder date for promotions.

And Coupons, Amazon was one of the leaders of yesterday's tech rally after Goldman Sachs and analysts there hiked

this price target to $3,800 a share of the stock rose nearly 8%, bringing the market

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